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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

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wiAA eel. whllss sEassl samhzaesos
80 hls1 as4maI fhDnazn8 9silazs 80
q niling esmizneG. % q wsuf - sNasT
knna. a.a tElsssJ sd ssEsuDtian vsss
- osasF q fhs daJ. ms sunsgarasy
Innlsd fsE nins ysanIs sna - snzsis-
tIsn - - nssan1Esls who wsrs -
eaesa h q a. laaf b . triumph e ius-
tiss q whish 81 haassl nsa ahsuld -
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Ihis ID ahozt shs time q JsaF vhsn
candidates. for The Pss.idsnsy are Fips
ana ready 10 bring before Ne pahlis.
and ssazssly . weak slapsas without TIE
s1eEsstion Of sOns nsw nane e. %
ems 10 bad Q presidential tiekss. Thsas
emhgyo candIdAtss aEs invariably Re
pabliaans. Pruaidsnf OIsvsiana having
appaseasiy monopoIizsd tie Democratic
Sid. The lssees nams s1zasssed Il that
Of esnaa1r PhfIssas sawyeE. Of Wisoon-
sin He isa man Who paassssss many
qnali2aations for the highsst position
Uizhan shs sifs Of the psopls. Rot the
Isast Il walsh b N ab1ndanes 0f good,
sound eomm0n sense, anA AneEiean
common sens 81 that-a tang Which
has been sadly lacking h ths ehisf az
seaffvs efiss Of Ists.
TIE Rspubiiean party would make no
mistake In nominating senator 6agyer.
Indeed, II would make no mistake in
nominating any one Of the doEsn or
more msn whose names have bean men
tionsd in tounsotion With The nomina-
ton. II has magnihesnt material from
which b shooss . candidate and Il has
plsnty 81 IL. Next year viii be yeaz
foE Republican success and not feE. Re
publican mistakes. The country may
resa assured that the man Who Ia found
70 Be the strongest win bs nominated,
that be will haze the hearty and enthu@
siasais sapport Of tbs entire party -
vsIl a. thai Of the old soldiers vhom
Prssidsnt Cleveland has 20 oftsn insult
ID and that Of the honest Democrats
Who are disguised ct the manner IN
whieh the GGain Of The Nation have
bean conducted since The inanRurstisn
Of Cleveland, and that be viii b elected
By he vote Of The solid NsEsh. There
viii b no RspubiisAn mistakes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

ewosn dssaal abssss wsEs given lltfis
eoussdasntian bafoss - arbitrary A.
ss.uor ard his dspaatsA All liattnRs
wsss obliged 70 yiaid 70 Ne 5anius
Roshsssss abstract, soE acquiring which
Ne ssunsy paid sush . Fidiealsuasy
haeh urioa. To ne mistakes and bian-
aess il shls abstERst vs sss, withoai
aouhs, stadbals, V . great extent,
~ tunaisd, muddlsd. uttsEsy inson-
urnhnnnsb.s eomAstisn a. the tax rolls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

The fasmess 81 King s0anty eo@-
plain Ghat By Ne ssosnt assesInsnt .
snnn b yiFtnaIiy dissriminnAed AGAinss
bsaauas 10 osSspiss AMI inUrovss rs
Iand vhish be oSna Ho1-rsaidsns
lana ownsru. thsg aay, Rsnsrsiiy hASs
Iou Saisatisns plassd upoa tbsis lads,
walls TIE rsaidsna farmers and thsm-
ss,vns taxed most unmsEoifuily. This
u certainty not e. u shoaid Be, and u b
lIasls uondsr Ihaa ths farmers are Pre-
tsnsina Nth ioaf voios.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

TInsa wifs--Jahn. iva hsam beading
ever tAfE washfnb ever uineo o'cloek
tbs m1EufnR, exssr9 rs tine eoek g
Rsf ths meA1s. and Il d pcW nfZA& I
wtuh you'd 20 sroun3 Ne suF1eF anG
bay Q Hunftle a coal
Hnshan1-Ft.s I've minutes b 8 0'elook
and I mns8 bs a. that there labog msst-
IN Is s.
T. W.-Mose msssiness Whas d shis
oDs for?
H-Wsrs euins 70 siziEs fur eight
hourA-P.ek
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xeEn mGA.

A poSei bath gss Witnessed ia Ioa
An9sies yesterday. 4 fAthss hsd "a.
toned hia Wbois family e eAjidrus %
he fruni lAgn IL order. from tAs short
60 10 TIE tAllest. eaeh q tha younRssszs
clothed IN Q eig tovel. and vhsn al Wa
rsady ~ hess vas tarned %. wAils sAs
yoanRsisgs daResd with esligh4 Aftsg
sfseen utsats9 brtsk eppiisSiton ths
haRd YES aftvs1 Be- ne gsaF % ths
eoaas. vaers her HsFs drisd aad re-
arass@4- ~FeA said De paasR fanfliss.
-thAi's he wa3 ] % 3. aBa yea sss d
aassa an tn@e1ne AmoanA Of suFah-
otnR. Los AEsssss frSssszs.
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FOR SALE.

GADDLE R0CG REsrAUKAST, PORT
- Iogsssnd. Ulth Is rso,ns eannAstsd. Thi1
= A szsalisst Pagfag ssizblisAEa.t, altunasd
u ne 9aars q he city. 6ood rSaGans for
ueiitaG, e cH1eEs are 4sairous q aolnr out a
~ buslnaaA G. G. lE&eEM
a2tH PR TgvnanrH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

D0n't fan 10 visit the San Francisco
Stores great Clearance Sale. Goods re-
dueed 10 half The regular vAlas. 81
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chrsueina Churrh srnsca sere.z. hatwana
Thin1 sd Foarth. hsr. r 4. Mc1A FA1eer--
Fraaektag a. II a. N ana ,. N 81adzy
seAost q - . n fsaeA99 Eese1g - Isss-
tay q Pm.
Prss MsfhsdIrs Gharzh Fins skrsst, bstEsla
NlnsA and TansA-Rssaeh1ng q II 4. y. Gad
7sso p N. S1aazy Szhooi q BIS = n. Prayer
ssrx3cs Ws&nssaEy ntsAta.
MsthedIs4 PR1tsstans Church. oarnar q Sc
ED an MatlHsa Streets. BSx. Clara Dsvis.
passsr-Pre-eAlns 81 II q n. and 8 p m ~
Szn4zy Sehsoi q lis ,. n. Al fr1a1az n8d
stfMnGzrs are isxissd b STEAD
EegzIAr 500 Gnd GosPsl sarvtus a to Tozng
Mans C1risslaR Ansestat1nn ekaRsi. eoxnaR a.
fFsnt and Spring strsstA tAis Efssr1ooa = I
e'eicck.
Tlras Bapsisf Chureh, Fourth strsss. naa-
gsmeas Rev. D. J. Pisras. Ps.toE--ras pastor
VII ccDmGncs : nsu SERIES e seErnEns On II
diEare 6 phases q christ'a eAzrarter. First
Isahjscs this syenings "CsKist. Ire fnlAllnsui
q PreRasey.- oo@uuzsos ssrEiss Al Il an.
Younx psspas's n1setfag a. SO ,. n.
Lake Untea Misaa1n a. a y n.
Jsekson-H sMaxisn at ?. n
susdisk sEsEkodIst KpisoopaI Chzrsh, Fiah
gtxeeG, b3waen PIKE 4na Pima. Rev. John
Brzuez, paH1r-Dtvine service sFeEy sunday,
d shs German language. q ,. n sandAs
eeAool 81 p. N
Rev. T. Bonn. 81 Portland Ore, VIZ pFeaaA
n ths sssdash AsEhoataf Eptsnopal cAuFeh %
Wednesday evening e ia
Frs German Rsfsrraea churcA, corner q
Seventh and ChsrTy strssts. RsS. @. 6rssdsl,
pasAoF-D1Stn8 seRvica every Sunday nt II a.
n and ,. N Sunday 8chooi q 10 n.
RfzysI nesting Wednesday svs1tng a 72o
Maaffua far mission vsurw-nana a T-Qn \ N
evsry hrst saturday Of ne monta. 6sEmAnl
are cordially tHyissd % The Shove msst.nsz.
There viIl Be Divine service a. Trinity chareh
fThird street. opposite the C0urs H0uasl today,
oosA morning Aaa evening. Sunday school q
lois . N.
Chapel saaaAy scAool. EcrsA Seattle. al
3So p. n
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ees0 Invested vith @. @ Pnrxxnr 4
O. u . leas fro1tinR % "WoodlAnd
Pafk and ARe1Gs." vii yiel1 . lArRsE
pr01a h tSs ye8Es tsaa azT cShsE Ia
vs4t@ans n NE EaFsAwsE1. GzS-fm.
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TIE finest fitted up restaurant The
Lomvre, an2lw
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IMPROVED

Half and One Acre Tracts
Los aALE os MADasox STREET THx
WRzainBion- No DADS Tax. kzsg taxa
AEplT - q a1eEEza "a. HALL
1sI In Gig ?. Q. bax 81
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

s.. Pearl dress buttons. oLnAzz. sul
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TAconA Towx TAGK.


An cd rlRr rows ever The bag from
eelo0 Aaah fuint onee veek, bstag-
t1G 30 DAxkst basket q eaRa His
eppeAEanoe o. TIE stFest b ens Of tie
fgmtliaR features Of q Saturday mean
tnR-a tai. hroad aho1ldsrsd axaEe,
ase6 b Ne ws4lAaE, brown fAes and
la1e. heAxy, gray bsAR1- Pee knog and
8ana Ro1t1 B1spaot the romantic seory
q wkich ha hss1 he ksy. ! wEii tn
D bgie1y, reErnt1icz fer TIE readers
aka tie ahannea q TIE noenliRht anA
- fEnRrant eigAF walsh is11 thar 81
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o.. H@xy whiaa spssnas larza
CLsAAx. saT
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FOR SALE.

a ooMPLkTR H0usEKEEPTN6 0UTFfT.
a eo1sts<aag q psKior. bsdtosz and k1tctrs
furuiiazs. esrpStk. &C.. en- b bgashs ekssD.
ApP,y on ~ prs1assss. pcrthwest esrBer Thirs
an4 hArion slrs~1s iTis1m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the Puget Sound National Bank Of
Seattle. at Seattle. in the TERRITORY q
August I. I6ST
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UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.

CPEcEAL NOTICE TO ALL DKsIRoUs on
- Joining Rainier Lodga, ia: The charter
lis win remain open until Wednesday sven-
tng. August 10th. An desi-ous Of jotning q
chzrser Tee win plsa1r apply 10 Mr.. Msliland,
Cooperative store. Rront street. or 70 Dr.. o.
q. Rooa- By order q ths President.
sui D Va. KTERsKI. Secrssary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-07

The old man want home and wr0ta
his answsF 70 The letter and Segsr pat u
to Spanish and sent Il away, and il d1e
time A answer came and - . coFre-
spondsncs VS. carried On for Q long
peEiod and the several chapters OF the
romance was thus developed which
sail esnd suse and put In this order
always. hsWsEsr, kseUan9 % the faeta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
COTTON MAEKErs-ur TELEGRAPH.

L'vEEroof. Doc. 80 I r. n.--CottOn Futures clos
steady. UpiInds. Lew Aiilinz clause. January
~ sd BUYERS Jnnsary and February delivery
huy,r,. February and March delivery A3Jsd buyers
Msrch aad April delivery. - Gid sellers and
delivery iGOtd. srors MAY Jane delivery Old
buyers. JuAe and July dsvsry 80 sd July and
August delivery. 53G4i buyers, August September
delivery 50Gid buybuy.
GALVESTON. Dee 30-Cotton- Firm; Miiillng 10 Low
hhilink - uooh ordinary. ~ ne; AMI gross receipts
2OSl bssa exports 10 Great Britain. JsOS bales sales
7G' bales. stscA. Sj.1i bales.
NeoA Yet ami FlOta receipts lGlS3 bales
Great biai i2Oo bale> exports To the Continent l.0Gs
bales exports cOaNwlso o5lS balos: sales III bass
E"HIoLA. Dec 80 Cotton Firm; Mhldng 10 lilo. net
amt receipts lI13 bales; exports coiswlsc lOS2
bales sales l3IS bales stock. IS 0JS bai0s
weekly am gfJs' receipts. 10. g3T bales;
sales. 1888 bagt.
snV ,..,A Pee 5t-Ce,toa-ste4iy MrdilnS oss
70" Nlhlh - GOOD Ordinary. ~. act receipts. JIll
bacs; gross rogpt 37JJ bales eIpors colstwsc SJy2
bales silfs l,opl bdlcs: stock. lt2. 4D5 bales
Nrc~V-@e, ftccilti $3.50 bales gross receipts 2sGa5
iai', exports 10 Great Britain l6l7l bales, oxports
colHtNi,c. 1901 bales sales GOjO bales.
NhN.onlkAHt Dec JD--cOttOn -Sieaiy Nidiliag. OF,
10" hiidllns 9l6 Cool Ordinary 0,i net receipts
~ bieT' sleh receipts o2lJ b,lcs. Great
Biian. J.bbO ba.cs to tho Continent, A. baos
.iporls o"asiwso Lag bales saIo 1000 bales; stock.
a. .7lS bales
wockyHet receipts $50 bales gross receipts TO- G67
baes exports e. Great Britain, 250sl bales
France a2iO balos exports to tho Continent balost
exports csastwise 1.o4l bales Gales 81 900 balsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

>Sfsss eisner countenanoed or ignored. Mr. Obriens
tt to Canada IN May to expose the tyrannorSS
ssnsed and led to violent attacks Ks
Empted in the interest Of the Canadian Pacific
10 prevent the construction, OF railway
from Manitoba to the Minnesota line Great resist
sncc was offered by the Provincial Government;
the injunction granted to the Canadian pacii' was was
public feeling IN favor of annexation was strength
ened. - =, -, r,
The elections IN New-South Wales during Febru,
ary resul ed In The return OF S3 rec Traders and
al ProtectIonists. The elections IN New.Iealand
brought III new Government on a financial issue
OF reduced taxation and retrenchmcnt. Emgra-
tion from England to Australia and other
parts of the English-speaking world continues
unabated. The existence of q numerous
unemployed class in London has been disclosed by
the menace to public peace offered bv continuous
occupation OF Trafalgar Square day and night and
the frequent demonstrations made by the laboring
classes. The Government, by a belated display OF
frmness, has broken mp starvation camp IN the
heart of the city but it has not removed the causes
which have produced an unusual scarcity OF en-
ployment AID an extraordinary amount of suiXlns
among working people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
GRAIY AND PkODUcE MARKETS
FEATURES OF Yo2H

FEATURES OF NETYDEK DEALING
Tho corcAl -peculatlous show feature strength
developed AL arouui !cfate volume of business
Hour continued ably Acvi and the saic,
amounted 50 O1p Of which 1000 barrel,
s. 900 bushcl, beng tassu ~ slippers sI0t cot.
s'fsns alvaNccs OF hal Tho
tran-Ictlons tho options amounted to 1900 900
bn.hcl. Encouraging cablo adv.c,s and lighter
receipts stimulated short covering aud III" market rule
gains pecoinber e 49, February
9Ja. March al - = Apri At 95, May n 9. and Deem
her l1+~. 49, January cudai U.s. and
Junc ont Al coats cash corn cont higher with
4l closed AZ host quotations, cent io
6a February At 6Jti aud fog May Al 90 5.
Hero unusual auimatoa IN tho oat market
duo 10 No crop shortage ahroa! and tho
corn advances LcyOu tho idea. Of tho roa
prco- Ot the trO cOnnolltie, spot nAt, rose ccs
TIC ended steI y al gains OF = for January at
So, io I.bIuafy at % AMI /. cent for May At .
shipper. bought Loo -rCrs AM tie demand OF mo home
ade reached 500 "tcs Tho optors dove Opod moderate
soasih Tho 2N mutation" wore unchanged Tor February
- % ami March AT - Il. and le3 points better
81 81 Juno al - 81 and July 81 A
Tho ~ luce hchango VIII heOsn Tor two hours to-day
holiday. although tho wrStorn exchange,
be Litter tho New Years sbrhfiOh
ended oArly t0a, bulinr,s looked
npog az worthy OF aurhi but nominal atioitiOn
York ialiunore. philadelphia ana Boton fol
Wheat IU42S bushels corn 1901 bnshsl, oats.
2D7 busArls otal grain. l@3 $50 buahcs nour 49, 631
packages Chicago Milwaukee AMI 81 Loul, arrivals
Wheat. U'.ls9 bushels. corn. 2OI $50 bushels
Ia Sag bnshes total gram. 1898 1871 bushels nOur
, laIIo OILS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

NEw.YoHK. Friday. Dec yo-BEEvEs Rseip,s 50 9e,t
ho. Io,4 Tor 81 iAys ss75 head agans 37a head Tor
Wia light supply sellers held or strong p.res AMI ss
were advance Of 10 Zoe over Mesrsisvs opening
not quito cleared lunrOe had car. tie
wssl shore road as' the day amt IL was repor'd thar e
ssld them 10 j. stern Al imSrgiA over tl.cAg9 cost
Common CAoce steers sold al - 90 = So state oxen
- 81 81. Bulls - :. 5eas5 and lai dozen Good
shpmens today .5s live Cagtie ard l+OO quarters o.
re- =. % a,. Ms natepsIn the C,tr ~ hrtso ras'ng
tho ota port Tor the week COS Boeves ami o74o
s"lc. wAScit Regens;ein ~ Chic.so steer. 1926
average 10 ll52 10 at $50 70 DO 1888 p. At
sherman & culver: ia Kentucky steers. -65 70 At 81 $
Is la+i % 4 - g. - 60 ls's % AZ - 80 =
uesy ~ Cows i4e5 ~ a. = - o.
II Ro,enthaI ONO steers l3,a 70. At s. - II 10
l2-i 49, o. 20 l..9 n ais 90 20 TO- lt4o To- At
y SAiatsre Is oA.q SiSsrs. lida n. t5g5. Is 70.
- IS l. DO. 1904 - At - 20 / d. 1855 D Al - - -
Indiana HGs 1900 IS At So ) TO- 1913 70 al - - = ca.
y, Go1.4.tn 10 ohe4go steer, 1902 r. a, 5 80 - 70
Is : DO. 1910 u. - 10 d. los r. Al Il '' u 10
CAil - Receipts I36 head about han Halen Veal.
Cayc. ayer.ra 500 ~ sold by 'Icnoe'k DAVIS =
ssiItkr'XND LAMBS Receipt. 30 cars OF 7.jo7 head-
- ears At rrthst nj Is cars Al ierN~y G. ~
Total aav' 9l7,5 heat against 29'H head Ior tho
Tis marsS, va. slow Common amt Medium hcep a.'i
for Heavy weights aad Win Le exc pti"n o. GOOD - 20
prices an cia es o. stock we're weaA Att 100! 5c lower
The pens were not clear a.
Two carloads OF Poor Kansas SHEEP so AZ - 80 Otd nary
10 Choice 80 50 b. and TAR hulte Lambs sd
- IT, with OF Extra Heavy tAna.Is lfniins
- -.
sales Waenl eck & Hollis. 200 hlch.s sheer o. %
average. 10 50 100 - i16 western iarhs . &
~ = los 80 81 70. ~ 81 -. 2ab to- = 49, At ~ ~
H. Harrington lis ohio sheep = ~ ~ boz per 90 .Ot
Canaaa and OHIO 30. nNed 80 ~. at - lj9 Ohio do 80
TO- At I3,c. l2- OHIO Lambs. ~ %. At -.
Hume & Mullen 2J2 state Iamts. ~ r. - pr ".
Eve;itt & PADDOCK l.3 Michigan Llnts "a p. 4 go
per 10 - -,
Dienback & Dewey - state sheep l05 o. as - 81 III
1 anads Lambs. - 10. At ~ Ia
Newton & Glett go Ohio sheep. % crAse. at 90
per 70. .
j. p. sadler & Cos 40 Kansas Sheep ,ro'r 80 D. Is
So so; 23J " ssorL TO- INi1 10. Il "a b
Sherman Culver: l9a Canada laa5s 81 70 Average. Al
81 10 $50 10 loo o. nj " %.
Judd & Buckingham II state SLEEP - n AZ % lcE -
PA state Lambs ~ y 10. At hc.
tOGS- Receipts II cars ot ISnS heli Total Tor six AVS
80 $50 agInst - 6s head for the N 'ms 'si NesN
Market steady al jHa 80 per ID, with western F'ss
ns Ill TO- by j. q. smith Al - % pet - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

the same position as Government bonds, when to-
DAYS sellers want to recOup they must ma To-
DAYS BUYERS from whom to purchase back
Probably never before were the Vanderbilt stocks,
excepting New-York Central, SO largly owned by
the family as they are now That being the case,
spcculatively there is no money in buying them
so long as they care not what tho market price
is; but the settling Of their shorts is about as
foolish an operation as making contract TO de-
liver Trinity Church The general market, while
dull. developed considerable strength whenever 1t
was attacked. Compared with last evening the
closing fl cures are irrcgularly changed, but the
closing was firm.
The Stock Exchange has adjourned till Tuesday,
January ,. IL -
FEATURES OF THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and easy. with the
bids of IL per cent for the A. and per cent for the
1los. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
MINOR STATES.

Spain is becoming moro prominent IN European
Affairs the great Powers having consented to raise
their Ministers ut Madrid to the dignity OF Ambas-
sailors and also to send representatives to the ap-
proocbpa con ference in relation to the succession
In Morocco The Emperor Of that great country
Is in precarIous health and his possessions
are apparently doomed to civil war unless
either French or Spanish troops intervene in
the event of his death. Neither nation can
invade the country without exciting the
iealousv OF the other. The conference has been
called upon the basis Of a modification of the pres
ept system of protection of foreign subjects in
Morocco and the maintenance OF existing arrange
mepts for securing national independence:
Belgium has been the scene OF extensive iaDor
movements which have required military suppres,
s 81 the GhambePs adopting by
which two-fifths Of tho workmaps pay IS dec AIRED
ipslienable and Onefifth free from legal liability.
Clerks salaries under $240 year are made free
from liability In Hol land the franchise. which
since lS4S has been enjoyed only by those paving
from 90 to lG0 gulders IN direct taxation has been
materially reduced, although not to the extreme
length Of universal suffrage. M
The Mexican Congress has adopted a constitu-
tional amendment rendering President eligi6ls
for election to a second term, revolution headed
by Castano. ex-President os Guatemala has been
suppressed after several desperate battles The
boundary dispute between Nicaragua ana Costa
RIGA has been referred to President Cleveland Tor
arbitration. The Panama Canal Company has
reached desperate state OF It's Its fortunes, It's
sole chance Of continuing temporarily work
which evidently cannot be carried to completion
being the ability of NJ. de Lesseps to carry through
the French Legislature lottery loan measure
Complications caused by the imprisonment of Eng
lish sailors i'll Venezuela have led 10 naval demon.
stration against Puerto Cab3llo the port OF
Caracas The Emperor Of Brazil Is making an ex-
tended European journey.
Samoa has been harassed by political revolutions
caused through German intrigue A treaty OF com
merce has been made with the United States Japan
has negotiated its first extradition treaty-onc
with the United States China has recognized the
independence Of Corea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
THE PETROLECM MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANG. or PRICES
Compared with the animation early the
certificate market yeteiay quiet Bat the total record
trading nearly 100000 barrels which
wouId boon esteemed large few months ago
speculation las hrol onsd considerably since the summers
depression poOpe outside OF the petroleum
berun look into the commercial features OF the situation,
trader jnshed In regarding yesterdays
good record The market appeared to bs s
engaged IN gestng the long oil that besn sold the
hut its strength is notable when 1t 10 consd
sred that days holiday will confront specutors to lay
that tie hears have the chances Of accident help them
cut when business is interrupted Sht There stu
pretty that further reactonary
meDt 10 due but the OF showed that
offered certificates whether real phan
tom" absorbed. The lowest prico Yesterday
quite low the point touched tho rebound the
eocent mark but tho final price is cent below Thursdays
close saIonburg continue fade and the gauge
for twenty hours places tho total output ouy s95
barrels From December to % tho pipe line
amounted 10 lO5s2j4 barrels daily Of 81
res The shipments have amounted TO q lG5 $50 barrels
Or 1870 barrels day The total shipments rep
resenng 'unpion) lO2 barros daily average
Of 59575 barrels The charters to December 20 1888 72g
Sions Renewals OF loans ware made about 20
ps the immediate fluctuations No SOL
toh OF hoiefs does TO DO changed The market
The tango OF prices and tho total dealings Conso
GATED Exchange we're as follows
opening - Z i,west 81,
Sales. barrels. ............. | ,Jo7 opo
Refined OIL Is he'd firmly at cents per gallon. Abel test
o. Newf0rk Philadelphia and Baltimore
fIrfssrnG Penn Doc. 30-Pcroieum active and closed
efm national trsnN Oertiacstss opened 1t S7'. cosoi
BEAsrems PsnH Dec. 30 "Na,saa, rr,,at o,ru,sr.,
e. sa a5a az s 90, =. s1 "sh sss lowest
eVsnsd ats7., hishsst s5. lowest s7si closed ST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
TIE STATE Of TRAD;

BALTIMORE Dec. 30.-Cstton steady. Mddins l01a
Flour was frmer Howard Street and Western Super
ma AZ az 75 10 % 0O03 &c. Family 81 GOA
3d. CITY Mis supsrnne 50 3702 o. Extra do 50 S3s2
40 RE Brands 81 5014 TO- PataDsc0 Family SIS l5 en-
psrvs Patent So so WheaSouthern higher Red o.
DO Amber 80 o9!c Western higher No 2 Winter ked
90 &c Corn-sonh-rn 1rmer: white 4056c yellow $40
56c Western higher Mixed spot 6Gse bid: January
58a 20 So 10 quiet Southern 81 Western Whit
40 Weaeru Mixed 80 03Sc Pennsylvanis 80 39
ern sis 90 IS co. Provisions dull; Mess PORK SIC 90
fs9c Bscon-shonIdsrs 7,ses.S Clear RIB side. 90
Hama l2L dl22c Lard refined Soc Butter firm. Western
packed is oboe Creamery 27o3c Eggs 22923c Potssss
steady 81 Ooe22o rsrolsum duli, Rsf.et nc Cshss
steady. soft l.lec COPPER. reassa hrm at iSslsc
steamer dnL Cotton 1924. Flour ID 81 Gram 3s.t.
Receipts-Four So bbs Wheat 1000 bush Cora 10000
bush.